Bulletin From Bromham: Dateline
– Sunday 18th August 2013
Here is our weekly round-up of events from Bromham:
1.
After an almost three-month gap, football
returned to the Parish yesterday. Bromham Casuals, under long-serving manager
Benny Dogleash, kicked off their new season in the Premiership Germolene League (West Wiltshire, Northern Section),
hoping yet again to gain the promotion that their tens of die-hard fans have
long yearned for. Things did not go to
plan, however. After irascible striker
Dwayne Mooney was yet again shown the red card for foul and abusive language,
the Owls slumped to a 6-1 home defeat to Whistley Wanderers. Another hard, long season beckons.
2.
A
high-profile right-of-centre Thinktank, based in the state capital of
Trowbridge, has produced a coruscating report which throws doubt upon the
viability of the proposed new High-Speed Tractor Path (HSTP2). The controversial route, which would cut a
swathe through parts of Minty’s Top, and the fields to the North of the
village, has drawn large amounts of criticism. If built, the route would shave
almost one minute off the journey time to the edge of the North fields.
3.
For
details of these and all other Bromham stories, don’t forget to listen to local
radio station Carrot FM.
Copyright
Andy Fawthrop 2013
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